Pioneer kitchen

1850 Iowa pioneers farmed crops like corn, wheat, and potatoes. Visit this farm and learn more about the lifestyles and living conditions of Iowa pioneers!

A pioneer kitchen held many things our modern kitchen's don't, like a wood burning stove (though I know some of you cool people have an old-fashioned wood burning cook stove, my parents do and my

So what did historic kitchens look like? That is the topic of this video by Townsends, who is an expert in old cooking techniques.

A replica vintage kitchen in a log cabin home, with a cast iron wood burning cook stove, dishes, earthenware, and wooden cabinets and furniture. Located in rural Tennessee, in the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area, the log home is part of the 1850s Homeplace Working Farm. The farm paints a portrait of pioneer farm life in rural western Tennessee and Kentucky, in the 1800’s. Purchase Print

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A Homestead Style Kitchen reflects the practicality of a traditional homestead with durable furnishings and ample storage for preserves. Rustic materials like soapstone counters and terracotta tiles add to both the functionality and aesthetic. This kitchen is designed for efficiency, perfect for a busy family life. Discover more homestead rustic kitchen ideas by clicking or tapping here.